that fashion. >> president obama sharing words of comfort shortly after meeting with those directly impacted by the tragedy. we'll have the latest on what is happening next in the investigation today. >> and a statue of penn state legend joe paterno taken down sunday. the niece set to hand down sanctions against the powerhouse just a few hours from now -- the ncaa set to hand down sanctions against the pour house just a few hours from now. a little bit of fog hanging around out there in the skies. a humid start to your workweek. >> it is the 6:00 hour. tucker barnes gets thinged started talking about weather. temperatures are warm, we're huge i had, fog and a little mist across the area. going to be back into the 90s later this afternoon. >> good old summer weather in

d.c. >> summer weather is back. >> didn't leave for long and then i think you will feel that heat here in a couple of hours. 76 now in washington. you will feel the warmth now. 73 this morning in ocean city. a few sprinkles overnight. some fog, some mist developing as our temperatures have been cooling off a little bit. but a couple of sprinkles there east of the bay, east and north of us as you get up towards chestertown, you might be seeing a light sprinkle or shower. that is generally it. for the rest of the us, kind after mix of hazy sunshine for start your day. art your day. perhaps some thunderstorms this afternoon and some of the storms will get going later today just like on friday and during the weekend could drop some heavy rain across parts of the area. just be ready for that as a possibility. here is your forecast. lots of clouds to start your day. mix of clouds and sun later. temperatures back in the low 90s. we haven't done that in a couple of days. it will be on the warm scattere p.m. >> thank you. time now to say good

morning to lauren demarco with a check of on-time traffic and our roads. >> good morning. we are seeing some fog in areas as we've been reporting. a live look out there. if you are traveling 270 making the trip southbound, starting to see the volume heading from 109 down towards 21. nothing in your way as far as accidents or incidents. once you you get past father hurley, nice, easy trip down towards the beltway. just watch for stretches of fog as you head out there. traveling the beltway, no issues to report here. outer loop heading past new hampshire avenue. you are looking great at this time. i do want to mention, in the district, here we are traveling across the key bridge into georgetown but in southeast d.c., wade water main break, 15th street at east capital and metrobus service may be experiencing some delays in both direction because of that. same story in arlington, south courthouse road between columbia pike and sixth street closed in both directions that caused the road to buck ming.

that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. -- that caused the road to buckling. we'll have the latest on the movie shootings in just a moment. first, a wave of attacks in a rack. >> a wave of bombings has killed 82 people. this were car bombings and shootings in several cities. a few days ago, al-qaeda in iraq warned it was reorganizing in areas where u.s. troops had forced them out. and we are just learning that three american contractors were shot and killed in afghanistan on sunday. they were training afghan police when a gunman wearing an afghan police uniform opened fire in western afghanistan. the country is banding together with the community in aurora, colorado to mourn the death of 12 victims killed in freeway's movie theater massacre. >> yesterday, president obama met with the victims' families trying to come those suffering

from the overwhelming loss. >> even if the darkest of days, life continues, and people are strong and people bounce back and people are resilient. >> 58 people were also hurt during the mass shooting. twenty-four of those people are still in the hospital. the. >> the suspect accused of opening fire during the midnight showing of the new bat monday movie is getting ready to appear in court. sherry ly has the latest on the tragedy. >> reporter: that suspect will be in court today for an arraignment. police say that james holmes has now lawyered up and is now longer cooperating. he could face the death penalty. holmes is being held in solitary confinement. he is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 5 # others in the movie theater massacre friday. hundreds of people gathered for a prayer vigil in you're ore a colorado to remember the victims.

those killed ranged in age from six years old to 51. police say that holmes was covered head to toe in body armor and was armed with an assault rifle, shotgun and handgun when he opened fire on the crowded theater over the weekend. aurora's mayor remind the community of the strength and resolve to get through this tragedy. >> we will remember you. we will honor you by celebrating life. we will honor you by living our lives a little better. >> it is not this senseless act of violence that marks us as a community. it is the lives and acts of these heroes and the innumerable acts of kindness, love and care for our neighbors that defines who we are. >> reporter: yesterday, police cleared the suspect's booby trapped apartment which was filled with ammunition, explosives and hazardous chemicals. sources say investigators also found a bat map mask.

the university of colorado is now looking into whether holmes was able to get some of the hazardous materials through the medical campus where he had been working on a ph.d. police say it could take months now to determine a motive. holmes had apparently tried to join a denver area gun range last month but his encounter with that range owner was owe disturbing, he rejected his application. presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney spoke out about the shooting saying president obama's decision to meet with victims' families was, quote, the right thing. romney held a fund raiser in san francisco choosing to steer clear of verbal attacks on president obama. ident obama. coming up in about three hours, the ncaa is announcing penalties against penn state for the way it handled suspicions of child sex abuse by former assistant coach jerry sandusky. now, it is not expected to give penn state the so high pressure called death penalty which

would be a complete suspension of the football program for at least a year but it could include significant sanctions. the punishment follows a report that stop school officials including coach joe paterno did not do enough to stop the abuse. coming up next be a look at the morning's other top stories. a father of seven murdered at his business near nats park. this morning, police are asking for help in tracking down a suspect. more trouble for d.c. mayor vincent gray t centers once again on his 2010 campaign and this time the accusations surround alleged unauthorized access of information that is supposed to be private. we're coming back in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪

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near as a cab repair shop on q street. when the man came out, he pulled a large knife and demanded money. dennis gave him the $20 in his pocket and tried to walk away and police say that is what he was stabbed twice. the victim leaves behind seven children between the ages of four and 20. d.c. mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign under the microscope once again. a list helped campaign workers target a list of voters leading up to the 2010 primary. mayor gray has denied knowing about the database. montgomery county police or the hunt for a suspect accused of stabbing a man and stealing his car. it happened around 2:30 this morning on frederick road in germantown. police believe the suspect and the victim know each other. they say the two got into some sort of verballality are

indication and that escalated into an assault. police say they do know the identity of the suspect and they're looking for him. new this morning, officials or the scene of a car accident in texas that claimed 11 lives and the border patrol is involved in the investigation. >> also ahead, a look at this week's forecast, hazy, hot and humid. you know the drill. some showers could be heading our way later in the day. tucker will have more coming up. fox 5 morning news back in just a moment.

new this morning, we have an update on a deadly accident in southern texas. the drive of a pickup truck loaded with takes drove off a road and hit two trees. this was about 100 miles southeast of san antonio. at least 11 people were killed. the border patrol has now joined the investigation and officers are looking into whether the victims are illegal immigrants. in cheap arc the heaviest

rain in beijing? 06 years has killed 37 people. dozen more are dead outside the capital. the rain fell so quickly over the weekend that people got trapped in their cars and buses. twenty-five of those killed drowned in the flood waters. six died when houses collapsed and five people were electrocuted by downed power lines. live look outside right now. it is a little -- that is fog or haze? >> that is fog. >> we've got a combination. a combination monday. >> it is a special. >> okay. again, checklist, fog, checklist, haze. we got it all. >> you can see it is really thick out there. >> later today, checklist, possible thunderstorms and heat and humidity back too. >> our good old friends. >> yes, they never travel too far away from the area in the summertime. take a bit of a break but they'll be back. highs expected in the low 90s. upper time pattern back intact.

>> you say we only have about five more weeks of sum officer. >> actual summer continues until the third week of summer. but that is meteorological summer. we'll start changing once the kids get ready to go back to school. >> won't be long before we'll be complaining about how cold it is outside. >> some of us won't. julie wright will, of course. once the temperature dips below 85. >> that's me. what are you talking about? >> 90s return today as we've got this heat starting to build back in again. maybe some severe storms. certainly a possibility later today. we could see a few storms. could drop some heavy rain. could be some gusty winds with the storms. have to look out for that. lots of humidity. we saw it in the live shot. lots and lots of humidity out there. a lot of haze as well as humidity to start your morning. beautiful by wednesday. i think the pick of the week this week will be wednesday. temperature in the upper 80s but less humidity than we had

around here this weekend and we'll have this around -- in gaithersburg and out at dulles and 66 in martinsburg. do you want me to toss back to the desk or can you hear me? showers certainly a possibility later today as we will watch a little upper level disturbance start to move in here a lot of haze, heat and humidity in the forecast later this afternoon. the possibility that we could have a few showers and/or storms later today. here is your forecast, mix of sun and clouds, a scattered afternoon storm a possibility. 93degrees your daytime high. i'm holding the mic like this. very professional. here is your five-day forecast. next couple of days, our temperatures will stay on the warm side. there is your nice forecast on tuesday. hang o i got to talk like this. thursday and friday, 29 and 09. that will do it for weather.

let a see if traffic can do any better than i can. >> work that mic, tucker. good job. >> we do have a little bit of fog. sky fox notable to fly this morning because of the fog. as you travel inbound 66, we did have reports of a disabled vehicle after route other fair oaks. i was looking to see if we can find that. you can ski fox 5 wazer has reported that and a couple of thumbs up. when folks thumbs up, it it is likely there because other drivers are passing it by and the passengers in their cars are saying yes, there is something there. let's take a look at the traffic land cameras. we do have some volume maybe to the left of your screen there. that is the inbound 66 approaching 123. that disabled vehicle passed slowing folk down briefly. should be a smooth trip in continuing towards it is beltway. route 50 at the play, you can

see we do have some fog out there. the inner and outer loops running pretty well between springfield and 66 at this time. but other e volume northbound than that, you should be in pretty good shape and 395 looks good. we do have delays reported northbound through aquia harbor as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. an international conference on aids and hiv is under way in washington right now. yesterday on the national mall, there was a large rally to remind the world of the continuing impact of the crisis. now, the memorial aids quilt was laid out honoring those who lost their lives to the disease. when the aids quilt first went on display in 1987, there were fewer than 2,000 panels. now, there are so many, it is too large to be displayed all at once. while the event was a stark

reminder of the toll of the epidemic, it was a place of acceptance. >> you don't have to your way about whether you have t people will drink from your cup, eat off your plate. >> sunday's event featured performers and speakers. coming up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york. some big news ahead for the markets this week. >> also coming up, questions surrounding the whereabouts of michael jackson's mother after i afamily member reported her missing over the weekend. she is said to be safe this morning but police say they still don't know exactly where she is. we'll have more on that story coming up later this hour. i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... some big earnings reporteds ahead this week and hollywood comes out in support of the victims of last week's move itheater shooting in colorado. robert gray is live with this

morning's business beat. >> good morning. >> what are we watching for today? >> 1% decline across the board on friday. we are looking for more of the same this morning. this were up for the week last week but that is ancient history for some investors out there. we'll be look for some corporate reports from mcdonald's and hasbro before the hoping bell to get an update on where they stand and more importantly, are higher food costs going to affect mcdonald's. texas instruments after the close later this week. we've got apple tomorrow and facebook's first report as a public company. that is coming up later on this week as well. but concerns in europe right now weighing heavily on the stock futures. >> also, hollywood is kind of holding back on the box office numbers for the weekend out of respect for the colorado shooting victims. but we're hearing some estimates man for the big movie. >> yeah, it is highly unusual move. they want to get the numbers out. the studios who are behind whoever the frontrunner is each

week. time warner's warner brothers holding back and so are some of the data tracking companies, not publishing the numbers. they are expected out later this morning. not putting out anything over weekend. expected though, there are a couple of estimates floating around of $160 million. that would put it about thunder all time. we are talking about the dark knight rises. that would put it third all time behind the last harry potter installment and the avengers. but the avengers had a 3-d component. batman does not so they can't charge the extra $5 or so. >> thank you so much. >> have a good day. >> you too. we continue to follow developments on out of colorado this morning. the suspect in friday's movie theater shooting is due in court today. and yesterday, president obama met with survivors and families of those who lost loved ones as a vigil was held to honor their lives. a legend's legacy marred by

the penn state sex abuse scandal actually statue of joe paterno taken down on sunday. we'll be back in just a moment.  i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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prince george's county police are asking for your help in fining this missing man, 73- year-old leeander cooper was last seen sunday morning leaving his home in the 1400 block of birchwood drive in oxon hill. he was driving his wife to washington hospital centeren he was in a 2006 chevy trail blaze we are maryland tags. cooper has demen that and high blood pressure. if you have any information on his whereabouts, please contact the prince george's county police department. let's check in with talker and get the latest on your weather. hazy, hot and huge jerry reinsdorf yeah, it is back after a bit of a break this weekend. temperature yesterday were only in the 80s and we had the cool, rainy day on saturday. so yeah, back in the summertime

pattern for a couple of days. off tie warm and humid start. we've been showing life shots. got some fog out there as well. >> the triple hs. >> even if it is not all right, nothing much i can do about it. >> we have to take it. >> humidity, 91%. temperature, 76 degrees. winds out of the south and west at six. we are looking at the radar. generally quiet. a few sprinkles now pushing into portions of delaware out towards dover and one or two there across the bay. that is about it. there is some fog and a little mist in a few spots. there has been a sprinkle overnight but i think most of your morning here will be dry. later this afternoon, look out for the possibility, a good chance actually that we could see some scattered storms develop mid- to late afternoon and some of those storms just like the last several rounds could drop some heavy rain. we could have some gusty winds, that possibility.

93 in washington. 93 in leonardtown. back into the low 90s for afternoon highs. coming up in a couple of minutes, ask weather guy or whatever we call it. good question. >> we have a vote going on. >> right. >> this is hike the last day for it? >> we want to mention this will be our last day to vote it. we'll keep the polls open for one more day. >> polls close today. >> on the new name. >> get your vote in. >> thank you. let's check in with lauren demarco to see how the roads are doing. >> for now, maybe it's just the ask the guys. >> that wasn't on the list. >> i wasn't allowed to vote. wasn't allowed to write in. >> they got rules against you participating. >> i know. very serious rules. we've got a couple of issues out there involving water main breaks on southeast 15th street at east capital street and also in arlington south courthouse road closed between columbia pike and 16th street. those area both affected by metrobus service. you may see some delays in the

area. if you are traveling 95 northbound, reports of some delays through aquia harbor. to the far left, that is the main lanes heading up through lorton, heavy and slow. hovs running fine. starting to see volume building here at duke street as you head up towards king. after that, it does open up. it is a nice trip right now across the 14th street bridge to head into d.c. 66 out of manassas here, route other leaving fair oaks. we did have reports of a disabled vehicle on the side of the road from a fox 5 wazer. could be part of the problem there. traveling outer loop of the beltway in montgomery county, delays beginning from 59 college park, heavy and slow past new hampshire avenue to get to university boulevard. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >> thank you. the nation is standing behind the families who lost loved ones during last week's movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado. >> this as the suspect as

excused killing a dozen people during the midnight showing a batman movie gets ready to appear in court. sherry ly has the latest. >> reporter: james holmes is due in court for an arraignment. he is being held without bonn and is in solitary confinement. police say it could take months to determine a motive. he is expected to be charged with first degree murder in the movie theater massacre that killed 12 people. he could face the death penalty. the tragedy brought the community in aurora, colorado together over the weekend. police say that homehuntertv.com ms was covered head to toe in body armor and had a semiautomatic rifle, handgun and shotgun on him when he opened fire in the crowded theater. the university of colorado is also checking to see whether holmes was able to get hazardous materials used to booby trap his apartment through the medical campus. he had been enrolled there seek a ph.d. until last month. president obama met with the victims' families to come them and let them know that the nation mourns with them. >> although the perpetrator of this evil act has received a

lot of attention over the last couple of days, that attention will fade away and in the end, after he has felt the full force of our justice system, what will be remembered are the good people who were impacted by this tragedy. >> reporter: of 59 # wounded, 4 remain in the hospital -- of the 58 wounded, 24 remain in the hospital. the possible archbishops will be laid out today and holmes will be asked if he understand them. district attorney has not said jet whether he would seek the death penalty. >> thank you. police continue collecting evidence and trying to figure out the motive behind last week's massacre. a community is in mourning over the tragic event. >> over the weekend, hundreds of people gathered for a vigil in honor of the victim. adam housley has more now.

>> reporter: tears, hugs, signs of sorrow. hundreds have gathered in aurora, colorado to honor and pray for the 12 people killed at a movie theater early friday morning. >> jessica ghawi, veronica mosier sullivan. john t. larimer, alexander j. boik jessie childress. mikayla c million dollar etch dek, alexander c. teves. and gordon w. cowden. >> reporter: the victims range in age from six to 51, all from different background, different walks of life. but now unite in tragedy and their deaths have united this community. >> we will remember you. we will honor you by celebrating life. we will honor you by living our lives a little better. >> reporter: mayor steve hogan

one of many reminding the community at the vigil of their strength and resolve. >> it is not this senseless act of violence that marks us as a community. it is the lives and acts. these heroes and the innumerable acts of kindness, love and care two our neighbors that defines who we are. >> reporter: the suspect in this case is expected to appear in court on monday morning. he has been assigned a public defender and authorities say he is no longer cooperating with them in their investigation. our sources tell us that inside that apartment there besides all those booby trapped bombs, they found a batman poster and a mask associated with the movie. adam housley, fox news. fox 5 will have continuing coverage of this story on myfoxdc.com as information comes in and we will put it on our home page. home page. now this, morning, we are waiting for the ncaa punishment against penn state to come

later this morning. just as the school removes joe paterno's statue outside the football stadium. workers took it down yesterday as about 100 students watched even though it was blocked by a blue tarp. the sanctions will be announced at a live press conference by the ncaa executives at 9:00 this morning. we wilcoverage including commentary and analysis. a look at the morning's other top stories, d.c. police are on the hunt for the person accused of fatally stabbing a shop manager near nationals park. 06-year-old haze dennis was killed during a robby near his cab repair shop on q street. police say he led a man into the shop so he could get some water. when the man came back out, he pulled a large knife and demanded money. dennis gave him the $20 in his pocket and tried to walk away from the whole thing. police say that is when he was stabbed twice. the victim leaves behind seven children between the ages of

four and 20. more allegations between waged against d.c. mayor vincent gray's campaign. it is reported that he kept a database of 6,000 residents and it could be a violation of keeping the database for political purposes. a commuter alert in montgomery county. right-on bus system will object a modified holiday schedule today and tomorrow. last week, another ride-on bus caught fire and it was at least the seventh fire in the last three years involving buses made by champion international. the system has been ordered to take all champion buses out of service. coming up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including you should probably check your refrigerator because there is a ground beef recall linked to illnesses in seven states including right here in our area. also ahead, questions surrounding the whereabouts of michael jackson's mother. katherine jackson's family says she is safe but police say he

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a food poisoning outbreak at a rescue mission in denver b40 people had to be treated at a local hospital. investigators say they all got sick after eating turkey donate to the center last night. emergency workers are worried that there could be even more victims out there. as many as 200 people ate that turkey dinner, then left and went back tonight streets. a major beef recall to tell you about this morning. cargill meat sliewxs is recalling more than 29,000 pounds of ground beef. there are concerns it is contaminated with salmonella. this comes after reports of salmonella or suspected salmonella in seven states including virginia. cargill beef was sold wholesale and repack anded under several different brand names the

government is working to track down exactly where that meat was sold. there is more information on myfoxdc.com. michael jackson's mother isn't missing after all. the king of pop's brother jermaine tweeted that his mother is safe and resting on doctor's ad in arizona. #-year-old katherine jack-o- lantern son was reported migging by a family member on saturday. even michael jackson's daughter paris tweeted about more missing grandmother. says say they do not have details on her exact whereabouts show. forget about the soft are side of sears. the store showed off its wild side at a pennsylvania mall over the weekend. here is why. take a look at this. a bear cub somehow managed to wander into the sears at pittsburgh mills on saturday. the store was open at the time and the sighting sent customers scrambling. the mall was evacuated while wildlife officers tranquilized the bear. >> he came right up by her foot

and growled. she about had a heart tax. >> i've heard of deer having incidents like this but not a bear. juror now, nobody was hurt. that is the good news. the bear was wearing a collar, possibly because it is part of a state research program tracking wildlife in urban areas. >> now we see what they do in their spare time. >> they hang out at sears apparently. >> you know what that was about, the food court. >> clearly. >> we're still trying to figure out how the bear just wandered into the mall in the first place, just opened the door and started wandering around among the customers. >> i guess he opened the door. >> i'm sure he drove and parked his car there too. >> i'm sure he did too. >> your weather, enough of the comedy routine. tony will be here in a minute and have something funny to say. >> after a bit of a break this weekend, our hot temperatures will be back for the next couple of days.

umbrella later today as thunderstorms redevelop and these temperatures are on the warm side with a little fog to start your day. 76 now in washington. nice and mild overnight. 7 # in quantico. 73 this morning in leonardtown. a little bit better off to the north and west where wear flirting with the 60s in at least a couple of spots. -- 78 in quantity co. it is uncomfortably huge you had out there at the moment. 73 the current dew point in washington. that is awfully high. the wind have shifted out of the south and it is pumping in this very moist air from the south. we'll be in no a very humid one today. 71 the current dew point temperature at quantico. showers, storms back in the forecast today. i think most of your day or much of your day will be dry. it will be mid- to late afternoon when we see the thunderstorms develop. it will be what they are humid here with partly sunny conditions expected. you can see out to the west, we've got a few light showers out into portions of ohio and west virginia. we'll see it will become better

organized a little later today with some scattered showers and storms. some of those storms could be on the strong side. in fact, let me show you the surface map here over the next couple of days. quick-moving front. after the cold front comes through, it will set us up for i great-looking wednesday. high temperatures on wednesday will only be in the upper 80s. something to look forward to with less humidity. we will get the humidity out of here for at least a day by wednesday. here is the five-day forecast. not today, hazy, hot and humid conditions, highs in the low 90s. we'll go 39 with scattered storms developing later this afternoon. wednesday looks fantastic. high abouts 90 by friday. we are not talking triple digits at least this week. >> there is your bright spot. >> that is true. >> good point. >> hello. >> tony perkins,.

>> good to see you. guess what it is time for? what is likely the final week of ask the weather guy. >> as we know it. >> not the second-degreement itself but this is probably the last week that it will have this title. we are changing the title. is this is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our heads together. we have a summer untern, tyler and he helps us with this. >> he is about to leave. >> over already? >> oh, mild goodness. today's question comes from jackie jackson, i assume not jackie jackson of the jacksons. he should be looking for his mom. when it rains, i see people run in the rain. i love. this i have done that also. i needed a towel and dry clothes afterwards. yes, when i walked fast in the rain, i did for the get that

wet. do raindrops fall in some kind of order? >> that is a great question. >> do raindrops fall in some kind of order? >> no, not really. however, the general sighs your question, here what is he is getting at. do you get rained on more if you run through the rain as opposed to if you just walk through the rain. >> what do you think? >> i say it doesn't matter. >> epg maybe you do get more because you're -- you might hit more raindrops as they're coming. >> because you are moving faster. >> so you're hitting -- >> but i don't know. >> tucker, would you like to fill them in? >> yes. oftentimes here with weather guy, we say things like we think it is this way or that way. we know the answer to this because someone has done research on. this a show on discovery channel called myth busters

great show. utah guys actually tested this and tested their hypothesis. the answer was you get less wet when you walk briskly through the rain rather than run. in fact, when they did their test, their suits collected more than twice the water per foot when running than when they walked. >> sarah, you are right. if you imagine like in that shot, if the rain is falling pretty much straight down and let's say you don't have an umbrella and you are walking through it. that rain is primarily hitting the top part of your body. if you are running, you are presenting more of a face. we are generalizing here. you are going to get some raindrops on you as well. when you are running, running into the rain that is falling so it hits more of your

clothing and you would get wetter. >> there is one situation where this does not hold true. >> that is for the wind is blowing. which it commonly is when it rains or often types it is. if the wind is blowing, throw all this out the window because you could get rained on a good portion of your body whether you are walking or running or whatever. >> if it is not -- >> if have you a controlled sample, you would get rained on more. >> i usually walk because i try to be cool in the rain. >> you don't want to look all nervous. >> it doesn't work when water is all over me and i'm falling all over the place. >> we got answers to your questions. s are. >> jackie jackson, thank you for the question. ♪ just walking in the rain &&

i'm not familiar with this but i have the information in front of me. if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab and remember, the tight. most popular segment some morning television is changing soon. we plan on revolting the new name later this week. >> are the polls closed? >> let me ask our producers? are the polls closed. >> one more day. can you vote one more day, today. >> get on there and do that. >> lets check in with lauren demarco to get the late on traffic. >> i can't believe this. i'm always trying to run through the rain. >> resist the urge. >> you cover your head and you run. >> i know. >> change your life for the better now. >> things are different now all right. let's take a look at waze. right now, it is not rain but fog that we are dealing with around the area. some folks are writing in about that along 207 as you head southbound and inbound, watch out for the fog and the reduced visibility. you want to give yourself plenty of braking distance and

a reminder about wase. it is a free smart phone app. -- a reminder about waze. let's take a live look at trafficland and see the fog we are talking about. if you are traveling 270, falls road dealing with the reduced visibility. we don't have any incidents or accidents reported so your lanes should be open as you continue in toward the beltway. beltway itself through montgomery county, we are sooing those delays build from 59 college park in past silver spring. once you get past university boulevard, it does begin to open up continuing past colesville road. this is the beltway out are loop past van dorn street. you are starting to slow there to eisenhower avenue. the trip across the woodrow wilson bridge is a smooth one at this point. 66 slows between manassas and centreville. after route other fair oaks to 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. the olympics start at the end ever the week and first lady michelle obama is

outlining her trip as head of the delegation to the opening ceremonies. >> meanwhile, a 17-year-old has a chance to carry the olympic torch on one of london's famous landmarks. the london eye is the giant ferris wheel on the banks of the river thames. she says it is an exhilarating experience. >> it is amazing and you get out on the top and you can can see across the hole of london. an amazing feeling -- across the whole of london. an amazing feeling. >> the torch arrived in london last friday and will be carried around the city's religious, political and royal landmarks. i want to know more about her ski trip to the south pole. >> that is a fascinating story in itself. >> i didn't hear about that. more than a billion muslims worldwide are marking ramadan right now. we are live in sterling this morning with more on how this

sacred time is being marked in this particular area. if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. my father's hands didn't build this company. my hands didn't build this company. through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punished. we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message.

i am melanie alnwick filling in for holly morris. this is the largest muslim community in washington. they are in the middle of ramadan which is the holy yeast month of the year. coming up, we will learn all about ramadan, what is it and how dot area muslims celebrate and we will talk about the special celebrations and the food they have. it will be a great morning of learning. interesting things going on. wisdom and sarah, one of the tough things, i know the food looks good. i don't know if you can make it through the fasts because you can note eat until the sun goes down. >> that is tough. >> what would you do without

your chick-fil-a. >> that is rough. >> thanks. time for our facebook fan of the day. they are decked out in matching pittsburgh steel steeler shirts. >> that does it for the 6:00 hour. time to send it over to tony and allison to take us the rest of the way. >> thank you and good morning to the both of you. coming up at 7:00 on fox 5 morning news, breaking news out of iraq. a wave of violence kills dozens making this the deadliest day so far this year. plus -- >> he planned this for months. the fantasy was for him to take on the persona of the joker. >> now held in solitary confinement, today the alleged gunman in friday's movie theater massacre makes his first